1992-03-16 RM Exhibits
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS
CCLLECTIO~S THR~ 02/29/92
~.Jl<I G UM l r A X LEV Y PER S C R 0 L L
DIStOVEKIES ADDEO
LESS AUArE."1f:l\iTS
TUTAL TAXES CHARGEe
AQVEKTISING fEES CHARGED
t~krIFICATIO~ PENALTIES CHARLED
ltSTI~G PENALTIeS CHARGED
TorAL LEVY
COLLECTIUNS TO DATE
UUTSTANDING BALANCE
PE"CE~TA~f COLLfCTfU
OACK TAxes
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REAL ESTATE A~D PERSONAL PROPERTY
u:ss At3AfEMEI\fS
T:.JTAL TAXES DUE
C(JLLf:CTIOI~S Ti) DATE
OUTSTANDING BALANC~
PeRCENTAGE CULLECTED
fE8 1992
1991
~ )9,t,'26,562.'56
2,9U6,617..40
105,908.53-
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$ 42,S07,271.43
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231,400.00
7G,3J7.67
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$ 43tl09,OiJ9.10
40,153,773.45-
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$ 2,955,235.65
93.14%
$ 2,7':>0,323.97
25,514.92-
S 2,724,809.05
6't 2 , 043. 43-
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$ 2,{;~2t765.62
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FISCAL VTa
RQlm OCCUPA.'ICY TA"< COLLECTIONS
P~IVILEG~ LICfNSE CULLECTJCNS
C"'1S COLLECTro~s
46 ,280 . 19
667.25
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l,020,o9't.O'l
lO.,6QZ.52
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TOTA.L t'I'JH:Y PROCESS<;:O THRU COLLECTION OFFICE FC~ I~El~ HANO'Jl::I~
COIJ:~TY, CITY Of ~llMINGTO!''h hRIGHTSVILLE eEACHt CAHtJLINA dEACH,
A;~U KURt: ~tACH TO Ob.TE - $59,567,138.86.
TIll S REPnKT IS FUR FISCAL YEAR l1EGINtHNG JULY 1, 19cn.
~I S) E C T.F I~ L L Y . S U lH ! T TED, ._,..
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PATKICIA J. "),(~~OR
COLLc(.rUH OF KEVENUE
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N~ri HANUV~R COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT TAX COLLECTIO~S
CCLLECTION$ THRU 02/29/92
ORIGINAL TAX LEVY PER SCROLL
DISCQVERltS AUOEO
L E. S S A f3l\ T E (.1 E t-I T S
T UT AL TAX ES CtiARGED
lISTING PENALTIES CHA~GEO
TOTAL lE.VY
COLLfCT[O~S TO DATE
OUTSTAN8ING SALANCE
P~KCENTAGE CULlECrED
E. A C K T A XES
19q1
$ 870,221.14
86,830.68
29,606.89-
$ 927.444.Qj
1. 461.31
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$ 928,906.24
R69,818.ltl-
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59,081.93
93.b4%
REAL ~STATe AND PE~SONAL PROP~RTY
CliARGE:S ADDEO
U:S'; AHATEMt::NTS
TUT^L TAXt::'i DUE
CULlECTI0~S TO DATE
$
52,300.26
251.77
63it.29-
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$
51,923.74
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OUTSTANDING BftLANCE , 33,399..89
PEkCENTAGE COLlECTEC 35.6d'
THl5 RE~OMT IS FUN FISCAL YEAl{ BEGI~NING JULY 1, 19~1.
ltl! 55 EC TFU LL y' SU l:.lrq.,r T ED,
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PATRICIA J. {JNOf< (
COLLECTOR OF REVENUE
COI\lSENT AGENOA
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~roclamatton
'W:J{~, counties are wfiere Ylmerica CUles. rroaay, 98 percent of our nation's peopfe ma/(j
counties tfieir IWrrre.
'WJ{~!l('DIS, counties 6egan as a response to tlje neeas of tlie earfy settfers of our country. rz1ieir
TOots can 6e traua a t/iousana years, 6ad(to tfie s/iires of Jllng{o-Sa7(on {ocaf governrrrent. Counties first
appearea in co{onia{ YlrrretUa, maRing tliem orikr t/W.n tIie !%pwCze itself. 9f!.w Hanover County was
founaea on 9{pvem6er 27J 1729.
W!J{~, tfie primary functions of county government during tlie 1800s ana earfy 1900s
invo{vea ju.tl'zeia~ roa'" raw enforcement ana otkr responsibilities in wfiU:.fi tk county acte4 mainfy as
an arm of tIie state.
1VJ{'E9{,TJIS, over tk fast century, tk responswilities of county governrrrents /W.ve grown
enormousfy. County governments empfoy 2.9 mifCwn people. ana spent almost $111 6il(ion fast year to
provide servic.es to tk people. of tfie 'Unitea States.
'W!J{~, counties, toaay, are tk govemrrrent infrastructure witfi auties ranging from pwfU;
safety to preserving tfie enwonrrrent. qJiey runfwusing ana community tfevefoprrrent programs. rz1iey
maintain parRJ, airports, ana transit systems. rz1iey wortto so{ve area-'l.iJU{e pro6fems, {i./(j air ana water
po({utionJ soCu{ waste aisposal ana arug traffid(jng. Ylntl, wfien tk skt tk age'" or tlie poor fuwe
nowfiere efse to go, it is tfie county t/W.t cares for tliem.
~ lJ!J{'E/R:TlFO!R.J;, 'lJ'E Irf !1(1"So.llVEtJJ, in recognition of tfie neea for aU !itmericans to
acf&owkage tfie important rote of county government, tfie 9{f.w Hanover County tJ30ara of Conunissioners
aoes Iiere6y prodaim !itprif 5-11, 1992, as 9{jlrzI()f}{flL COfl!J.tI'.Y (jm"EfR...?CM'E.9(J: ~ in !J{f.w
!J{anover County.
Jl'u{opua tliis tfie 16m tlay of !Marcli, 1992.
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RESOLUTION
OF THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, after due advertisement, bids were received and
publicly opened by the Finance Department at 3:00 p.m. on the
3rd day of March, 1992, at the County Administration Building,
320 Chestnut Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, and the
following bids were received for Two Instrument Air Compressors
for the Environmental Management Department, Bid # 92-0307:
Miller Building corporation
Blue Ridge Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
$104,750.00
$ 84,000.00
AND WHEREAS, the Environmental Management Department, the
Finance Director and the County Manager recommend that the
contract be awarded to Blue Ridge Mechanical Contractors of
Greensboro, North Carolina, the lowest responsible bidder, in the
amount of Eighty-four Thousand Dollars ($84,000.00);
AND WHEREAS, funds have been previously appropriated and are
now in Account No. 715-480-8510-6402 to cover this contract;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of New Hanover County that the contract for Two
Instrument Air Compressors for the Environmental Management
Department, Bid # 92-0307 be awarded to Blue Ridge Mechanical
contractors, Inc. not to exceed Eighty-four Thousand Dollars
($84,000.00); and that the County is hereby authorized and
directed to execute the contract, contract form to be approved by
the County Attorney.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
authorized to return the bid
bidders.
the Purchasing Agent is hereby
deposits to the unsuccessful
This
of March, 1992.
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RESOLUTION
OF THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, after due advertisement, bids were received and
publicly opened by the Finance Department at 3:00 p.m. on the
27th day of February, 1992, at the County Administration
Building, 320 Chestnut Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, and
the following bids were received for Food Stamp Distribution
Services for the Social Services Department, RFP # 92-0314:
*Direct
Mail
*Certified
Mail
**Personal
Delivery
Cost Containment,
Inc.
YWCA of Wilmington
$ .55
$4.41
$ .55
$8.57
$1.82
$4.59
*Actual postage will be reimbursed in addition to these
amounts.
**Denotes method of issuance where client will come to a
specified site to pick up food stamp allotment.
AND WHEREAS, the/ Social Services Department, the Finance
Director and the County Manager recommend that the contract be
awarded to Cost Containment, Inc. of Raleigh, North Carolina, the
lowest responsible bidder, at the unit prices of $.55/regular and
certified mail plus reimbursement of actual postage; $1.82
personal delivery;
AND WHEREAS, funds have been previously appropriated and are
now in or will be in subsequent years budget Account Number
110-530-5334-2000-3700 to cover this contract;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
commissioners of New Hanover County that the contract for Food
stamp Distribution Services for the Social Services Department,
RFP # 92-0314 be awarded to Cost Containment, Inc. at the unit
prices of $.55/regular and certified mail plus reimbursement of
actual postage; $1.82 personal delivery; and that the County is
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hereby authorized and directed to execute the contract, contract
form to be approved by the County Attorney.
of March, 1992.
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RESOLUTION
OF THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, General Statute 160A-274 allows for exchange of
personal property between governmental units based upon such
terms and conditions as it deems wise;
AND
Director
currently
exchanged
the North
WHEREAS, the County cooperative
is requesting the Bull DPX/2
being used by the Cooperative
for a Bull DPX/2 Model 150 ETS
Carolina State University;
Extension Service
Model 210 computer
Extension Office be
workgroup Server from
AND WHEREAS, the upgrade replacement will be 2-1/2 times
faster than the existing computer, have twice the memory, will be
able to run the 5.0 version of Word Perfect and the exchange will
be an equal exchange without any funds being expended;
AND WHEREAS, the New Hanover County Cooperative Extension
Service Director, the Finance Director and the county Manager
recommend that the exchange be approved;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board
Commissioners of New Hanover County that the Bull DPX/2
computer be exchanged for the Bull DPX/2 Model 150 with
Carolina State University.
of County
Model 210
the North
of March, 1992.
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